Mid-Century Modern star Billie Lourd explains why she said yes to appearing on the new comedy. Find out what she said here.

Ryan Murphy is developing a mysterious new project alongside a frequent American Horror Story collaborator and former Scream ...

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Billie's first concert - off to see Billie!' she captioned the Instagram story. The second picture showed Billie excitedly about to enter the exclusive suite at Rod Laver Arena, which was hosted ...

After the election in November, Billie took the stage at one of her ... he wrote on his Instagram Story: "Proud to be British. Well done Starmer in welcoming Zelensky to the number 10".

Elton John’s 1972 hit “Rocket Man” might seem adequately melancholy on its own, but the short story that inspired it is even more devastating. As has always been the case with John ...

Diving headfirst into the horror library of Tubi is a dizzying, potentially nauseating experience, not just for the gory horror films you’ll find there, but for the sheer haphazardness of the ...

Anxieties about where that power lies drive the plot of each story, just as they do housing ... city’s founders were trying to demonstrate American continuity. In a recent video call, members ...

Police arrested former "American Idol" contestant Colin Stough on DUI charges early Friday morning, authorities are confirming. Stough, who appeared on Season 21 of the reality singing competition ...

It’s not great — the sequels are actually better — but it’s essential to the overall story of this wildly successful horror universe. In Kentucky in 2004, something horrible happened.

Any Oscars ceremony where most of the big prizes go to “Anora” and “The Brutalist”—two blazingly intelligent, vividly personal movies, both encouraging signs of an American independent ...